drank Ten Ren oolong by Ten Ren
737 tasting notes

Quite a difference cold brewed. Much greener like grass but not grassy. Rich, heady florals and some toastiness. Annoying bitterness at this strength. Do most people cold brew with more leaf than they would hot? I do not but that’s what I did this time. I think I should stick to my typical low grammage for refrigerated refreshment — keep the bitter out.

Flavors: Bitter, Floral, Grass, Green, Toasty

Preparation
Iced 8 min or more 6 g 14 OZ / 414 ML
Mastress Alita 5 years ago

I cold brew using the same leaf-to-water ratios as I would hot, unless I am cold-brewing directly in milk or some sort of half water/half milk latte situation.

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Mastress Alita 5 years ago

I cold brew using the same leaf-to-water ratios as I would hot, unless I am cold-brewing directly in milk or some sort of half water/half milk latte situation.

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Among my favorites are all teas Nepali, sheng puerh, Wuyi yancha, Taiwanese oolong, a variety of black (red) teas from all over, herbal tisanes. I keep a few green and white teas on hand. Shou puerh is a cold weather brew. Tiny teapots and gaiwans are my usual brewing vessels when not preparing morning cups western style and pouring into my work thermos. Friend of teabags.

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